Ingredients/Content

Active ingredients: Mebendazole 100mg in 1 tablet

Efficacy/effectiveness

Lupimeb is a parasite remedy that contains the active ingredient mebendazole. The active ingredient mebendazole has a strong anthelmintic effect against numerous types of parasites. In the case of using mebendazole in domestic medical institutions, it is adaptable to whipworms and worms (Echinococcus), but it is actually effective against a wide range of other parasites such as parasites, roundworms, and worms. Lupimeb is a widely effective and powerful anthelmintic and is used to treat various parasitic infections such as whipworms, roundworms (Echinococcus) and worms, nematodes, gliomas, and nematodes. Lupimeb's active ingredient mebendazole is an anthelmintic called the benzimidazole system. The active ingredient mebendazole exerts an anthelmintic effect by inhibiting the formation of the parasite microtubules (one of the skeletons of the parasite cells). The microtubules are important organs involved in cell division or movement, so if the formation of these microtubules is inhibited, the parasite becomes inactivated and can die. And the parasite and its body are discharged into the feces over several days. Mebendazole is effective against many parasites, but it is less toxic and has fewer side effects, so it is difficult to be absorbed by the digestive tract, so other medicines are used for parasites outside the digestive tract. It is also not suitable for serious infections in urgent need because the time required for an infectious disease is a little bit long for the insecticidal effect to develop. According to the previous statement, mebendazole acts as an anthelmintic by inhibiting the formation of microtubules, and this microtubule-inhibiting drug is also used as an anticancer drug. It has been confirmed in animal experiments and clinical settings that mebendazole acts as an anti-tumor effect by inhibiting the cell division of cancer cells by this action. There are data showing that it has anti-tumor activity against leukemia, colon cancer, brain tumors, and malignant melanoma. In addition to microtubule-inhibiting action, there is a growing possibility for angiogenesis-inhibiting action (inhibiting the function of cancer cells that proliferate or grow by increasing blood vessels) and immune enhancement action (inhibiting the function of cancer cells that strengthen immunity and beat cancer cells), so the application of mebendazole to cancer treatment is still under consideration.

usage/capacity

Usually, adults and children take one tablet (100 mg) twice a day, in the morning and evening. It lasts for three days. For children under 20 kg, they do the right weight, such as half the weight. If you take it for pets, you also need to adjust the dose according to your weight. It is out of adaptation in Korea, but it is also effective for breeding. For companionship worms, they are taken once a day. As above, the dosage period is three days. For the treatment of anthelmintic (Echinococcosis), the usage dose does not change, but there are cases where it is taken for a long time. Make sure to follow the doctor's instructions. If you forget, take it right away when you realize it. Do not take it twice at a time. If the symptoms do not improve during the three-day period, start taking it again at intervals of two to four weeks.

Precautions for use

Please refrain from taking it during pregnancy and in those who may have it. Liver disorders, kidney disorders, children and the elderly need careful attention to taking Lupimeb. Be sure to consult your doctor before taking it. There is no contraindication in particular, but if you are taking it for any reason, you must consult your doctor or pharmacist.

Side effects

Side effects have been reported as nausea, dizziness, headache, abdominal pain, rash, and convulsions (children). This rarely happens, but please be careful just in case the following are some serious side effects. Anaphylactic shock (cold sweat, facial blemishes, redness, hives, swelling of the face, lips or neck, difficulty breathing, dizziness, decreased blood pressure, loss of consciousness) Heavy skin mucosal disorders (rashes, redness, blisters, peeling, itching of the skin, limp in the lips or mouth, neck pain, congestion in the mouth, fever, fatigue) Liver disorders (lostness, nausea, fever, rash, jaundice, multi-brown urine).

Expiration date

3 years from the date of manufacture

Packaging unit

360T

Storage method

Store at room temperature (1-30℃), shielded airtight container

Manufacturer

LUPIN